One list.
Two fewer things to remember.
Add it when you think of it. Tick it off when you get it. Your person sees the same list, so nobody comes home with a second loaf.
Give the list a tryThe shared list. The well-timed nudge. The “on my way”. Little things that make life with your person feel easier.
Go on, tick something off. This is a little demo.
You’ve got enough to keep in your head.
Zuna takes care of a few little things,
so you can get on with the good stuff.
Add it when you think of it. Tick it off when you get it. Your person sees the same list, so nobody comes home with a second loaf.
Give the list a tryPick your shops. Get a gentle nudge when you’re nearby. The milk makes it home.
Your shops and visits stay on your phone.
Share where you are with your person. Keep your space whenever you need it.
Try the switch. This demo never uses your location.
Some things are better shared.
You decide which things, and when.
Location sharing starts with you. Signing in or joining a household never turns it on. Once you switch it on, it stays on, even after a restart, until you stop it.
Pausing stops sharing on your phone at once. Anything not yet sent is discarded.
Control your live location and location history separately. Your household never sees your email address or devices.
Download a copy, delete your location data, or delete your whole account. All from Settings.
A few things you might be wondering.
Zuna is in private alpha on Android, with a Google Play launch still to come. There isn’t a public release date yet.
No. Location sharing is off until you choose to turn it on. You can use your shared shopping list without sharing where you are.
Choose your shops and enable reminders to get a nudge when you arrive. Reminders have their own switch, separate from location sharing. Your chosen shops and visits stay on your phone.
You can look back at shared routes in History. Visibility for your history and your live location can be controlled separately, and you can delete your location data from Settings.
This is a preview of Zuna. The shopping list and sharing switch here are interactive demos: they don’t sync with anyone, save your list, or access your location.
Your everyday, together. Coming soon to Android.
Private alpha now. Good things take a little care.